Combray House Books

What makes America great? People, writes Carl Vigeland, in a series of portraits presented in the format of an open letter to a president whose politics belie the very point they pretend to espouse.

Crossing music and medicine in a hybrid narrative--part memoir, magical realism, medical reporting, and autofiction--set primarily at a great teaching hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, and a famed music venue in the Berkshires (also of Massachusetts), A SYMPHONY FOR SHELBIE vividly portrays a charismatic, Greek-born pediatric oncologist, Giannoula Lakka Klement, whose pioneering form of a chemotherapy administration called metronomics prolongs for four years the life of a teenaged patient, Shelbie Murphy, whose inspiring spirit prompts the novella-length book's benediction-like promise of grace.

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Combray House is a new, independent book publisher based in western Massachusetts. More information will be forthcoming shortly.

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